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In this instructional segment, Dr. Lani Jones explains her signature "calendar audit" method for uncovering hidden psychological drivers—such as guilt and shame—that shape how founders allocate time between work and personal life. She argues that a calendar is an objective record that reveals true priorities, and by deep‑diving into each entry she helps clients surface why they said yes when they wanted to say no, and where boundaries are missing. The audit examines both professional and personal schedules because the two realms are interdependent. After identifying these gaps, Dr. Jones works with clients to restructure time and re‑establish boundaries, noting that for founders these changes are gradual rather than instantaneous.

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